By Plenary Sessions: Martin Helme

The speaker points to the repeated discussion of this topic in the chamber and the fact that the matter has repeatedly gone to court, which indicates persistent and recurrent engagement with the issue of e-elections. This suggests a pattern in which the speaker consistently raises questions of constitutionality.

Data is scarce.

The speaker's pattern of activity focuses on the work of the Riigikogu, referencing previous draft laws and committee reports. Previous activity involving meetings with market participants to explain the impact of tax cuts is mentioned. The challenging of parliamentary procedural issues (the 51-vote threshold) is emphasized.

The pattern of activity is limited to participation in the Riigikogu Q&A session, where pointed questions are directed at the government. The speaker relies on recent, publicly available quotations and international events, such as the Paris meeting and media outlets (Postimees).

No data available

The speaker is active during the Riigikogu plenary session, posing pointed questions to the government and commenting on the agenda. He/She emphasizes the dominant role of his/her party (EKRE) in initiating legislative work, noting that only bills and proposals submitted by them are on the agenda. This points to active opposition activity on the floor of the parliament.

The data is limited to two speeches during a single plenary session, meaning there is insufficient information regarding regular activity patterns.

All speeches were delivered during the plenary session of the Riigikogu on March 6, 2024, focusing on debates concerning draft legislation and interpellations. The speaker references their prior experience as Minister of Finance and mentions specific media coverage (the Editor-in-Chief of Põhjarannik) and political statements (Kaja Kallas’s stand-up routine and the Munich Conference). Information regarding daily activities or travel is unavailable.

The speaker is an active questioner during the plenary session, attempting to elicit answers from the minister and other presenters, even though they missed the minister's address. They refer to a previous multifaceted discussion held in the committee, which demonstrates participation in the earlier stages of the legislative process.

The data indicates active participation in the plenary session on 2024-03-04, raising repeated questions and objections regarding economic, tax, and social issues. There is no data available concerning other activity patterns or public appearances.